Video: Top fintech stories this week – 15 September 2019
Industry’s top stories and happenings from across the globe.
Industry’s top stories and happenings from across the globe.
The conference was predominantly focused on North America.
The app will give Crédito Agrícola customers budget advice.
The new hub will be the innovation arm of Deutsche Bank in China.
The neobank says it’s had a “constructive dialogue” with the SFSA
It expects to receive a licence from the PRA and launch in 2020.
The start-ups argued that politicians have done far too little.
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“It’s a lot of fun, very easy to navigate and offers the customer complete choice.”
SMEs can manage their liquidity across all connected accounts.
“It’s time the US starts paying attention to open banking.”
HKEX’s proposal is conditional on LSE abandoning a $27bn acquisition of Refinitiv.
The new system takes only 90 seconds to complete.
Gathering data required under SFTR could prove to be a headache for most firms.
“Releasing 5G is another important milestone for MIT.”
This includes ads about its FCA Brexit webpages and a dedicated phone line.
The card allows users to save on foreign spending.
One potential fix for this issue is the use of machine learning fintech.
DN says banks are “very rigid” with AI-automated ATM functions.
“If you don’t go mobile […] then you’re going to look like Nokia,” says Richard Crone.
The firm will work directly with the Malaysian government.
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The deal enhances the bank’s digital services for SMEs.
The research publisher says human interaction is “the most important” factor.
The bank wants a cloud-focused financial crime strategy.
The primary goal is to make all employees across the organisation ‘data enabled’.
The bank has partnered with La Trobe University to provide cybersecurity workforce development.
The start-up, Slyp, is founded by two former PayPal executives.
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This enables them to jointly offer Kantox’s Dynamic Hedging solution to BNP Paribas’ EMEA clients.
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It is the country’s first independent neobank to receive a full licence and open accounts.
It pins the low adoption rates down to a lack of education and tedious back-end processes.
Now credit unions can work within a tile framework.
It will use the funds to expand its sales and marketing efforts and IT developments.
Delta will make the test pack available to DTCC to test its own SFTR matching and reporting service prior to launch.
It’s now planning for a full launch and will ultimately offer working capital solutions and cash management.
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